Sentence examples for belonged among from inspiring English sources

Lawrence never quite belonged among the modernists anyway.

Everyone who trudged towards the winking scanners in that early-hours line belonged among the blessed of the earth.

The mixed reaction of the audience, however, did not affect the composer's belief that the symphony belonged among his best work.

He speaks his mind and acts as if he belonged among the swells, and suddenly he finds that all the doors that have been closed to him his whole life are suddenly thrown wide.

Although it was searing to be torn away from her book, Ruby had never dreamed of carrying it off with her; it would have been a desecration to steal one volume from where it belonged among its fellows.

He won only once that season, but his sixth-place finish in the point standing served notice to the rest of Nascar that he belonged among the brat pack of young drivers taking over the sport.

It certainly belongs among its zaniest.

But Womack belongs among them, now and forever.

This disappointing "Eugene Onegin" belongs among the roster of also-rans.

Beckerman suggests that it belongs among the great civil-rights success stories of the twentieth century.

It's all very complicated, but they belong among other acts, other gestures.